1901 Columbia Electric car John Wallis and St George the Martyr

and St George the Martyr

England's Bobby Charlton shows his frustration to West German referee Rudolf Kreitlein after a decision went against him

United 's George Best (7) is congratulated on his goal by teammate Pat Crerand as Denis Law comes in to join the celebrations

Manchester United and Leicester City walk out on to the pitch at Wembley at the start of the 1963 FA Cup Final

Fishguard is the location for this fictional Welsh village

1901 Columbia Electric car John Wallis and St George the Martyr1901 Columbia Electric car. The electric car had a certain popularity at the turn of the century. Because it was silent and fumeless, this car was bought by Queen Alexandra for driving around the grounds of Sandringham House. It is fitted with a foot operated bell instead of a horn. RGJ Nash acquired it for his collection at Brooklands in the 1930s, he later drove it regularly while petrol was rationed.